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The UPEI Panthers are red hot in the Atlantic University Sport Men’s Hockey Conference.

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AUS Men's Hockey - UPEI 5 @ DAL 3 Goals scored by: First Period UPEI - EV #23 Cory Vitarelli UPEI - PP #23 Cory Vitarelli Second Period DAL - EV #97 Patrick Sweeney UPEI - PP #23 Cory Vitarelli DAL

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From the Guaradian- Al MacLeod

The UPEI Panthers picked up their third straight win with a 5-2 decision over the St. Thomas Tommies in Atlantic University Sport men’s hockey action Wednesday night at the MacLauchlan Arena.
Team captain Thomas Waugh netted a pair of goals, including the eventual winner, as the Panthers improved to 11-11-2 and into a tie with the fourth-place St. F.X. X-Men.

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With the storm on Friday it was uncertain if any hockey was going to be played in Charlottetown Friday Night. It end up that the Panthers played some of their best hockey of the season as they jumped in front of the No 4 ranked Acadia Axemen 5-0 before Acadia scored three to finish the game at 5-3 UPEI.

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The Panthers came out flying against the second place Acadia Axemen, scoring two goals in the first period to lead 2-0. The Panthers out shot the Axemen 15-5 in the first period. This was some of the best skating by the Panthers this season.

 

 

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The 'Friends of UPEI Hockey' are happy to announce Dr. Bill Stanish commitment to host a Fundraiser Dinner on February 10th, 2010.

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Panthers (7-8-2) have best showing vs. the UNB Reds (17-0) on Saturday night, losing 5-3.   The Reds went up early with two goals in the first period before a stall mate in the second period. UPEI got the third period going quickly with a goal from Mike MacIsaac assisted by Thomas Stryncl, 25 seconds in to make it 2-1 UNB. In the next ten minutes UNB started the engine and scored two more goals to take what they thought was a comfortable lead 4-1. 

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The Panthers won 3-2 in overtime vs. UdeM on Friday night in Charlottetown. The Panthers currently in fifth of the AUS with a record of 7-7-2 and in fifth place, only one point out of fourth.

By: Alf Blanchard
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Getting back to work after the Christmas break is on the mind of UPEI (6-7-2) men’s hockey head coach Forbie MacPherson as the Panthers prepare for an exhibition game January 2nd,  when

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The UPEI Panthers(6-7-2)ended the first half of the sesaon on a 7-0 lose to UNB(14-0).  Head coach Forbes MacPherson will now have some time to work with the team before the Panthers play UdeM